The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-05-27
Decidedly cool weather.

Ing class THIS year.
The crops are reported by the farm
ers to be doing we'll.
{. w. Hopkins, OF Chesaning, took
in Sells circus, Monday.
But one license was granted to a
"street hawker," Monday.
John Brooks is building new
house on Adams street, north.
Between IS and loo persons get
their mail at the West Side post office.
Owosso lodge /. o. 0. F. will visit
Perry lodge next Wednesday evening.
Rev. Anderson, of Laingsburg,
exchanged pulpits with Rev. Wilson,
Sunday.
Albert Frieseke is in Chicago. He
will return here before he goes to
Florida.
The Junction House and Miller's
hotel on the West Side are being
reprinted.
Owosso should be on the lookout
for some new manufacturing estab-
lishments.
S. E. Parkill and H. b. Dewey
made trip to St. Johns on their
bicycles, Sunday.
The ByronHerald has been enlarged
to seven column folio. Glad to
note its prosperity.
Now is your time to buy dress goods
at your own price. See Davis out.
door and indoor prices.
Board of review meeting Saturday
then will be the time, if ever, to
growl at your assessment,
Hon. G. Y. Osburn, of Marquette,
passed the first of the week under
the parental roof in this city.
The sportsmen Of the city are re-
quested to meet at the shop of Geo.
Carpenter, Saturday evening.
The third party Prohibitionists are
arranging to hold three days camp
meeting in this city during July.
Chas. Spence, of Adrian, and 0. c.
Comstock, of Detroit, visited at L.
Comstock's the fore part of the week.
Jacket sale at ID. M. Christians
next Saturday, May 2S. S.. so jackets
at S2.75, 81 at So, S. at $500, Sc at
$3.50.
For builders hardware, carpenters
tools, haying tools it will pay you to
call at Andrus' new hardware, op-
posite Exchange hotel.
Perry Sun: Geo. Wilkinson has
cut out about So, 900 Stats at his mill
since he put in his slat saw. Over
10000 OF them went to Estey, at
Owosso.
w. F. Dutton, Of Petoskey, has
purchased lot of J. c. Williams on
Oliver street next 10 the home of
Chas. Lawrence, and has commenced
work on brick house.
w. J. Beswick has purchased lot
of c. l.. Goodhue on Water street,
opposite the residence of ]. G. Ding
man, and will build house thereon
at once. Mrs. Curtis has also pur
chased lot adjoining her home, on
the same street, and will build
house on it.
The semi. annual meeting of the
Owosso township Sunday School AS
sociation will be held in the Baptist
church next Sunday evening. M. II.
Reynolds, president of the county
association, will address the meeting
consisting of a union service of ali
the churches
Advertised letters at Owosso p. o.,
for week ending Sat. May IL, 1887:
Mrs Maggie Winter, Prof f A Owen,
Box 47o, Charles Bedford, Mrs VIM
Butler, Albert Craig, u F Leinzley,
Alvin Hennion, Mrs Elite Hove,
VIM J Jones, L H Strehle, John
Sparks, Minnie Smith. Drops: Jno
Cowman.
Flint Citizen: While enjoying life
in the Wild West, few years ago,
Rev.. l.. B. Plat, of this city, became
acquainted with number of Pawnee
Indians, and while Sells Brothers
circus was in town on last Tues
day, Mr.. Plat was astonished to dis.
cover that number of the Indians
travelling with the show were his old
acquaintance. Mr.. Plat did not
remember their faces, but they, we
understand, recognized his counte-
nance as soon as they saw him. He
enjoyed visit with his old friends.
The following item, taken from a
Chicago paper, will interest Prof.
Barnes friends in this city: cat the
monthly meeting of the Institute of
Education this morning, E.A. Barnes,
of the Webster School, led with a
paper on The Imagination and IFS
Cultivation The attendance was
small but most Of those present joined
in the discussion which followed;
among them were Alfred Kenk, CHI.
Ford, d. G.. Merrill, William Law
renee. George Rowland, the chair
man, DR.. Burroughs, John +. Ray
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